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GRANT-2025-11 : Requesting the acceptance of State Earmark for the Melrose Council on Aging in the amount of $50,000

Passed · PASSED [9 TO 0] Yes: Mark Garipay, Ward Hamilton, Maya Jamaleddine, Manjula Karamcheti, Devin Romanul, Robb Stewart, Kimberly Vandiver, Ryan Williams, Leila Migliorelli. Absent: Cal Finocchiaro, John Obremski.

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GRANT-2025-11 Grant Requesting the acceptance of State Earmark for the Melrose Council on Aging in the amount of $50,000 Passed

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▶ 32:23 Speaker 4: On discussion, seeing none. All in favor, aye. Any opposed? That passes. Next up are grants

▶ 32:31 Speaker 2: ID number 1 2 5 0 9 Requesting the acceptance

▶ 32:33 Speaker 1: of state airmark for the Merose Council on Aging in the amount of $50,000.

▶ 32:39 Mark Garipay: Madam President, this comes from appropriation and oversight with a recommendation for passage. At this time, I'll make a motion for passage. Second.

▶ 32:46 Speaker 4: Motion for passage made by Councillor Garbe, seconded by Councillor Carra Shady. On discussion, seeing none, Madam Clerk, will you please call the roll?

▶ 32:57 Speaker 2: Councilor Ro. Councilor Garipay? Yes. Councilor Hamilton? Yes. Councilor Jamal Ledine. Yes. Councilor Karen Chetty. Yes. Councilor Reky Not here. Councillor Romanul? Yes. Councillor Stewart? Yes. Councilor Vandiver. Yes. Councilor Williams? Yes. President Meier? Yes.

▶ 33:12 Speaker 1: Motion passes. Okay,

▶ 33:15 Speaker 4: Next up are, um, informational order

▶ 33:18 Speaker 2: ID number 1, 2 4 2 8.

▶ 33:19 Speaker 1: The mayor produced before city council. Any city officer member of a city agency or city employee who shall provide information and answer questions relative to efforts to reduce crashes and improve vulnerable road user safety on Franklin Street and other roads in Melrose.